Job Title: Health and Safety Manager
Location: Midlands (UK-Wide travel for sites)
Salary: Up to £70,000 per annum plus car allowance
Organisation Type: Construction and Civils Contractor
Contract Type: Permanent

About the role -

I’m currently recruiting for a Health and Safety Manager for a leading UK multidisciplinary main contractor, delivering construction and civil engineering projects nationwide. The business specialises in sectors such as industrial and logistics, build-to-rent, student accommodation and major infrastructure schemes, with a strong focus on sustainable delivery and high-quality project outcomes. The role will play a key part in driving health, safety and environmental performance across a diverse portfolio of complex projects, supporting operational teams and contributing to long-term ESG and safety objectives.

As the Health and Safety Manager, you will be responsible for delivering effective safety management across multiple construction projects across the UK, while providing clear oversight and feedback on performance. You will lead on-site safety activities including inspections, pre-start and planning meetings, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and company standards, particularly around high-risk works. You will build strong relationships with project teams and stakeholders, promoting a proactive and practical safety culture. The successful candidate will have strong, hands-on Health and Safety experience within the construction industry, ideally from a Tier 1 or Tier 2 contractor background. You must have good man management experience, but also be able to be professional and ensure all health and safety standards are met.

What we are looking for:
 

- NEBOSH General Certificate Minimum
- Tier 1 or Tier 2 contractor experience required
- In-depth health, safety and environmental knowledge within the construction sector.

If you are interested in finding out more, please apply or reach out to Mason.Buckby@hserecruitment.co.uk with your updated CV and we can arrange a call to discuss further.